Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.

Factoid Ancient peoples, such as the Druids, considered mistletoe sacred because it remains green and bears fruit during the winter. Druids would cut the plant with golden sickles and never let it touch the ground. They thought it had the power to cure infertility and nervous diseases and to ward off evil.